Sentence examples for emphasising especially from inspiring English sources

Implementation used a multifaceted strategy, according to the Leeds-Castle Conference on guideline implementation (Gross et al, 2000), emphasising especially outreach visits.

Smartphone applications can also permit mobile interpretation of DICOM format images; however the limitations of smartphone displays and the need for optimal viewing conditions must be emphasised, especially if they are potentially used for primary interpretation.

We emphasise especially the Ri difference between the public and private hospital groups in contrast to the Ci similarity of these groups.

The message that it is never too late to give up smoking needs to be emphasised, especially at this critical time and for disadvantaged women who are more likely to smoke during pregnancy.

The look on the street emphasises colour, especially in winter, and since it gets so dark, it's mandatory to wear reflectors or suffer a 400 euro fine.

Created by former Accel Partners associate Avid Larizadeh and co-founder Kiyan Foroughi it's in a similar space to Gemvara and Jewelmint, but emphasises design, especially creating an emotional connection between its designers and its customers.

The drawbacks of administrative data for the purpose of HAI surveillance have been emphasised previously, especially from the perspective of (external) interfacility comparisons.

If you can't win on price, then emphasise value-especially over the longer term if you're selling luxury goods.

Within the European Higher Education Area the development of key skills in university students is important, especially emphasising the "learning to learn".

The findings highlight that education on HIV/AIDS needs to be improved to increase willingness for HIV testing among the general public, especially emphasising knowledge of HIV transmission modes in rural areas and countering misconceptions of HIV transmission modes in urban areas.

Book-based learning in Latin and Greek was dismissed as old fashioned and elitist, and instead he designed a new system that emphasised practical training, especially hospital-based experience.